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Catarrh.

A cold of unusual severity which
took last autumn developed into diff
Guilty decidedly catarrhal in all its char
acteristlcs, threatening q return of nv
old chronic mslsdy, catarrh.~ One bottle
OF Ely's Cream Balm completely eradi-
Gated every symptom Of that painful
and. prevailing disorder-E. W. War
ner, 165 Hudson St., Rochester.
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Bucklen,s Arnica sa1ye.

THE BEST SALvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale by q. G. M.
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The Branch soldiers Home

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20
Among the warrants issued by the
Treasury Department, to-day, was one
for $4,000 in favor of the board of
managers of the National Home for
disabled volunteer sold ,ers, to be used
in the erection of branch home for
disabled volunteer soldiers west of the
Rocky Mountains
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Csttlenen.

There will be a meeting OF the Utah
Cattle and Horse Growers Associations
at the secretary's Office ITO Main Street.
on Monday, April 4th, at 10 am. for
the purpose of discussing the best
means of securing more thorough or
ganization of the stock interests of the
Territory. All interested are invited.
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Couldn't Agree.

CHICAGO, March 29.-After being in
session about an hour the Democratic
city convention adjourned sine die with
out being able to decide upon head of
the ticket. Chairman Hoffman, of the
convention, was authorized to appoint
COMMITTEES of fifty Democrats, who
will, If possible, accomplish what the
convention was unable to perform.
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MCCORMICK & Co.
B a n * H R =
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale Of Ores
and Bullion We solicit COnSignmen
guaranteeing the Highest Market P1tes.
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In the matter of the Estate of James
Townsend, deceased.

Order appointing time and place for settle.
ment of final account and to hear
petition for distribution.
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We sell Exchange and Telegraphic Trans
fers on leading cities of the Uufted States;
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds TO
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris
Stockholm and all other prominent points
in Europe, at Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
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A Clear Skin

$ only a part of beauty
,ut it isa part. Every lad,
nay nave w 1T; at least, wha
g ooks like it. Magnoli;
Balm both freshens ans
beauties.
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HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC. I
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
NEW YoRK-Importers' and Traders Bs'
tional Bank, Chemical National Bs1i
Kountze Brothers.
CHICAGo-CommeTcia National Bank
ST. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CITY-Natioral Bank o. Kansas
City.
OMAHA-Omaha National Bank.
DENvER-City National Bank, DecTef N@'
tional Bank
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwith d Co
OGDEN-Commercia National Bank.
HELENA, Mont.-First National Bans. Obj
BUTTE, Mont-First National BanK' OiNiA
d Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-McCornick 4 Co. co
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G.t a. AeC0rnlcA q w.
EhSoi neSa aI re- National BACK. The
Croker Wooiworth National Bank
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n the Probate Court, til ana for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
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PILES! Piles. Pf1esr

Sure cure for blind, bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cured the
worst cases of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, alIays
the itching at once, acts as a poultice.
gives instant relief Kinks Pile ONT
ment is prepared only tor Piles and
itching of the private parts, land
nothing else. Every box is warranted
by the agent.
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt of price. SOC. and 81 90 per box.
DR.. @. o. BENTON, PRoP.
Cleveland, o,
For sale by 2. c. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
ShILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Crop, .WhoopIng Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co. IS Drug Store IL
The western. Settlers Chosen
Specific.
With every advance of emigration
into the far west new demand is Gre
ated for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Newly peopled regions are frequently
less saiubrious than older settled local
tiles, on account of the miasma which
rises from recently cleared land, par
ticulariy-aloag the banks of rivers that
are subject to freshets. The agricultural
or mining emigrant soon learns, when
he does not already know, that the Bit
tiers afford the only sure protection
against malaria, and those disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels, TO which
climate changes, exposure, and unac-
customed or unhealthy water or diet
subject him. Consequently, he places
an estimate upon this great household
specific and preventive commensurate
with its intrinsic merits, and is careful
to keep on hand. restorative and pro-
moter of health so implicitly to be 70
lied upon in time of need. I
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Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale Of
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve 'Croop, .Whooplng Cough and
bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co.'s Drug Store. M IA
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collections Made at Lowest Fate
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For sale by 2. c. M Drug Store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-21

rantcd IN making the announcement that
the most fa,.idiouS can not fail to be
pleased If they Will call and examine our
goods. y. b. Josey d Co.
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A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN
Gets wounded seriously for His
Recklessness.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 2l.--
Officer John McIDtyre, OF the Nv enty-
third District, came to the stationhouse
Saturday afternoon mad with drink.
On entering the roll room he mad q
dash for the pistol rack, and before
any one could get nesr him, seizad a
pistol and began firing at the occu-
pants. There was a general scattering
for the doors, and in few minutes he
WAS left in full posses ion. Lieut..
Lyons, who was in his private office
az the time, heard the noise, and on
ascertainiDg he cause from the Ulcers
who had jest made hurried exit, at
tempted to enter the room and capture
Mcintyre. Directly he opened the
door, however, Mcintyre recommended
firing, and the Lieutenant was forced
10 retire. Then finding that 1t would
bs impossible to reach him without
first making him powerless, Lieut.,
Lyons took his own rev Oliver and
stealIhily opening the door wide
enough to admit OF his getting good
aim, brought the man down with a
shot. The patrol was Immediately
SUNNI onej, when it was found that
Mcintyre was he'plessly wounded,
and he WIS taken to the German Hos.
pital. 1t is thought that he is serious
ly wounded.
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INCENSE AND THE COPE
Must He Dispensed with nj the
Episcopal church Of ~, Mary
the virgin.

BALTIMORE, ND, Fe bruary 2l,-
Bishop PAret, Of the Prot astant Epis-
copal Diocese of Maryland, has ad-
dressed a remons rance to the Rev O.
Abraith Perry, rec or Of the Church Of
st, Mary the Virgin, against the use of
incense and the wearing OF the cope, a
vestment only used in the Roman
Catholic Church. Recently Mr..
Perry, or Father Perry, rs he is called
by the congregation, had Il celebration
lasting several days in his church in
honor Of the feast Of the publication
of the Blessed Vlrein The attention
of the Bishop was called to the mat
ter. He not only demonstrated with
Mr.. Perry, but, it is stated, mss re-
quested positive pledge that the
practice complained Of shall be dis.
continued. The Church OF s.. Mary
the Virgin Is connected as mission
with Mount Calvary Protestant Epis-
copsl Church, the services in which
are Of the highest ritua. The clergy
OF this church have had several spicy
discussions with the Standing Com
mittee OF the Diocess aud the former
Bishop in reference to their advanced
rItualislic practices.
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An Emirrnn, for slnnndn.

PITrsBURo, Pa, February 2l.-
Matthew BernitE, broker, is missing.
He left the city Tuesday essentially
for Harrisburg, but his fsther-in-law
says he bought ticket for Buffalo and
he thinks he went TO Cluada Previ-
Gus to leaving here he borrowed $lO,-
Ov0 in various sums from his friends
aud fellow merchants. His relatives
can assign no reason for the young
mans action az hls business was pros
porous and his faulty relations OF the
p cas- ami est kind,
COlgate's CAshmere Bouquet
A VIII T., pure, deiciously scented
toilet soap, which never roughens the
most delicate skin, ..,s 80 s.s,,,, >,
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Of 1t as anything that he had not
positive knowledge about. Next
morning word came to Brenbam that
young man named Ford had been
killed while sitting in the election
room by a negro who bad fired
through the window. The report
was also circulated that the me-
groes had been told TO shoot
down any white man seen around
the election places. Witness knew the
reports vera not true because the
negroes were afraid TO shoot at q
white man and would stand aim ut
anything before they would do it.
Afterward intelligence came that the
man killed was Devices B)lon, and
witness felt confident that Kirk bad
been at FewelyDs, organic d Bolton
Ford and others into the kuklux, and
attempted to destroy the ballot box,
and that 1t resulted in the shooting OF
Bolton. Bolton was very Intimate
friend OF Kuk's and had but a short
time before been in consultation with
him. Ford was another OF Kinks
friends. Witness never knew Of any
effort being made 10 discover and
punish the authors of the outrage.
judge Xix and bis friends circulated
reports that the memoir ilsts had in
structed negroes to go to the ballot
box armed, and shoot white men who
should be found monkeying around
II. Such reports caused very bitter
feeling in the community. II the
colored men who we're ares ed aud
hanged could have been tried upon
writs OF hsbeas corpus, wit
ntsI wsg sure that every
thing would have been disclosed
as to who rifi'd the ballot boxee. Al
ter the lynchiOg Mr.. LIE wis Bryan told
the witness that it was impossible TO
keep the build GERS off the leading
r publicans any longer. The men
who hanged the negroes were deter.
mined men and were organic d. Wit.
ness said he was unwilling to leave
unless he could cell his homestead.
Bryan asked its price. Witness ssid
$500 Bryan went out 10 try and sell
1t 80 that witness might leave. He
came back next day and faid the most
he could < for 1t YVES $3.50. Bryan
told witness at the came time that the
men were gathering to do him a per-
sonal injury and advised him to take
the money and lseve immediately.
Bryan also told witness that Moore
must also leave and they (the DEM
ocrst) would arrange TO buy his farm.
Witness made campaign speeches, but
no inceDdiarv speeches. He had
charged that Judge Kirk WIS re;ponsi.
bic for the at aliDg Of the school funds,
and that was the nearest hs ever came
to making an incendisry speech. Wit
ness sill believed that 1t was to con-
ceal Irregularities OF this nature that
Judge xxx had determined not to 20
out of Office. Judge Kirk was In the
habit OF goingto Republican meetings
with Elk or seven armed men. Some
OF these men were at the time under
Indictment for murder. Judge Kirk
was accustomed TO demand division
OF time. Colored Democrats once
tried to bresk up a Republican con-
vention, and afterward they beat Re-
publican negroes over the head with
revolvers. One OF the assailants be-
ing convicted and fined, Judge Kirk
paid the fLe.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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THE GREENBiCK PARTY
IN THE THROBS AND AGONIES OF
DEATH.
II VIII CAST Its Lot With the New
Labor Party to Be Organ
lied Today.

CIEcINNATI, o., February 2l.-Tbe
National Committee OF the Gieenbaek
party met this morning at the Burnett
House, with f. II. Gillette, OF Iowa, in
the chair, and fair attendance of
members and others. Mr.. Schilling,
of Wisconsin, opened the d scussion
with a proposition to declare the
GreenhaCk party dissolved at once, go
as to unite unlTanmelltd in the form
alton OF the new party which lie to be
organiz d ct the convention which
meets tomorrow. This proposition
was very generally opposed by all
who spoke, not SO much because Of OBJ
lection to its spirit, but 10 the form.
1t was urged that this committee at
this meeting has not the pc Wer to dis
solve the party. 1t was also urged
that il 1t had the clear power Il would
not be good po icy u exercise it until
after the coming convention has sub
mitted its principles. These views
prevailed, ald committee wa, ap-
pointed to report to this committee ON
tbs matter after the adjournment OF
the convention.
Mr.. Henry George arrived today and
was escorted IN his hotel by delega-
tion from the Henry George Club. Hs
will speak tonight at Music Hal, but
be Ia in no way connected with the
convention which meets tomorrow
noon; nor are there any re oresenta.
tivts yet present from the New York
George Clubs to take part in the con-
vention. Among the prominent dele.
gates now here are the Hon. Mr..
Smith, OF Milwaukee; Congre ssman-
ell ct j. b. Clalk, Of M ssachueeits;
Capt. Allen, the Senatorial candidate
In Indiana; Col Crandall, OF Washing
ton; b. w. Goodhue, OF Illinois; Col.
Thompson and b. A. Cat 3, of West
Virginia; Samuel Croker, of Kansas,
and j. d. Rankin, prominent KUight
OF Labor, from Texas.
The latter freely expresses the opin-
ion that IL Henry Georges LAID doc
trine ia approved by The vention
the Southern adherents of the Labor
party will pudiats The whole thing.
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Ihe ncrlnnInE er the End.

The beginning Of disease Is a slight debili-
ty OF disorder OF some Of tho vital organs, the
There are dysDeptic symptoms, the liver Is
troublesome, the skin grows tawny and un-
healthy look ng, thore are pains IN the right
aide or through the right shoulder blade.
The climax is often an utter prostration OF
the physical enc .gies, Perhaps fatal sue.
letters Stomach Bitters, which 10 always
effective as u iemedy, aud IL should DO re-
sorted n at az early stase, t9ere will be no
reason 10 apprehend those injurious eubse;
quent effects upon the system often entailed
also, TO employ this safe remedial agent in
lever aud ague, Aod other malarial com.
plants than quinine and other potent
druEs, Which, even when they do prove ct
& ctuel for n timc, ruin the stomach and i'm
pair the general health
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BY TELEGRAPH.
wou.y nnud. nud storL.

NV NoHK, Dec. l3.-Money on call easy
at 4 To 3's per cent; last loan ( y per cent;
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5li@s per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at ISL
Tor sixty days bills and isI i for demand.
Government bonds were duh, but strong.
Stado bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market today was again fairly
active, but still remained narrow with the
transactions principally for professional ac-
count, the room traders doing most Of the
making Of values There was n moderate
recovery In the forenoon, but the hammer.
ing process, wiped out the gains with some
thing In addition during the afternoon. In the
last hour the decline IN the general list was
accelerated, the close being quiet but weak
at or near The lowest prices Most Of the
active lists nrc lower.
Railroad bonds were dull, and the trad
ing lacked character, being irregular aud
fcaturcleSs throughout.
The total sales of stock today were III
shares. Closing quotations:
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ECZEMA
And Every Species OF Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
Cuticura.

Eczcma and salt Rheum with H. sFoniylng Itch.
ing and burning. Instantly relieved by warm bath
With rrricJRA SoAr, and single application oi
CrucrHA. the great skin cum THIS, repeated
daily. with two or thnc doses of Cuucrr. RrsUL.
NINt. the New Boil Purifier, Ia keep the blood
cool. tie Precipitation pnic aud uniuilsling, tho
bosels open, the liver and Kidneys active. will
speedily cure Ecrcma. letter, Ringworm. iforlasA
ilchcn. Pturitus scall Head. Dnnirui aud every
stcric. Of Itching scaly and Pimply Humon oi the
scalp and skin. when the bcst physicians aud all
known remedies fail
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discovered that the demand was very light.
The interest in pork and lard continued
good and the days trading was fairly large
in volume. Corn opened quite firm, with
shorts and receivers tic principal buyers.
May opened at 5331c, and shortly aftcrward
sold to 5ils@54i<c. May wheat opened
lower. The start was made at s3}Sc for May,
against last nights close OF s3}sc. The large
amount Of wheat in the northwest which Is
pressing forward 10 market was tho bugbear
of the wheat market today, though the lower
Continued heavy selling of wheat on the
afternoon board had q depressing effect on
the other markets. May whcat sold of to
S2s@S2lsc; May corn, $40, and May pork
10 SD %. Closing plicts we're: May wheat,
S21sMS2ssc; May corn, 63g.c; May pork,
30 20 May lard 81 s5bid.
The leading futures RANGED os follows:
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men,cheia supplies.

ArrIEs Kentucky stock, s. 500 prrbri
New York, t2di dried apple, 3 ,6t6f
per pound from stow, Dried peaches, 90
blfc from store.
fguu -Omngcs, 81 SOGi per box, S5ag
per brl. Lemons, tJg3 ~ pei box. bananas.
u i0d2 ~ per bunch.
NEUrr,nLis-Onious, s. 10 per brl.
81 - pr bu. Cabbage Northern t7@iOper
l0O. knui.-Birrclg s. 5Otta hall barrels
fiNtt no. Garlio-il per 100.
Piekirs Barrels, VI 50a7 90, half barrels
sioil ~.
Eoos-Wcak OF 2s62ic.
Nun-C ocoanuis " j0Gi per 100 Peanuts
Virginia O.. Tennessee, farmers stock. 80
&C. roasted, 2lfc higher shcllcd, lOc Pccans
Teas, Wti2c.
kuINs- loudon layers ST. layers, s. -.
California. " D.
BuIffn -Butlorno. ljc. creamery, 2s61
Slc. dairy, lSg22c country butter i5ttsc
PorTnY-Chirkons Spring SiGo2, hens.
" 2staJ, turkeys SAL, drssel chickens.
" i1la2 No. turkeys. bdl2c pr No. ducks
~ 50td3, geese, tlGIs
GAns Quail, ,lGi 95 per dozen.
t0uireiA 81 % per dozen. Nenison =.
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uANRr.
GENERAL MARKET.
nreAsI.Inn..

CnHv ME,fl-Siandard, S. 5Oa2 Is, pearl,
81 ~ roller, . Sbfo2 ~. steady.
lir,ss Navy a. jOd2 Is.
oar Nr,L--ln half brls 81 ~ from store.
finuR-Fmm storc, common. 81 3,ft3 ~:
family, " 76td3 81. choice, ~ ayci as, fancy,
81 loal -. extra fancy, 81 asCai ~, patent,
" sSah. struns.
CHsUgrus--Snda extra, &c. soda. treble cx.
ira, g.; ginger snaps, 5'i@6isc; assorted
jumhlcs, Ia
CE,cgEn wuT,r-in half brls, 81 p from
store.
IioNISY ,Np GHirs-From store. 81 o.
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Eersi.funs.

HN- Choice, from store. 90: car load
frum le,cc OF depot tlGai5. prime storr.
sp'fst, car load from levcc or depot. Sl4sn
H. prairie lrOni stpr', ca; ear load from
lcvoo or depot, 80 strong
Bn,g-ium stofc, 0jc. from lcycc or de.
pot, SIS -.
toHv--from siore, white. On. mixed, SOC:
from lcycc or depot, white. Va bulk, sc:
Ia sks., DC. mixed, In bulk jtc. In SKIS, hGc
ONra fnim store, white, t0c mixed, 3sci
fnum lc,cc or depot, white, In bulk, so; In
sls., oNr, mixed, In bulk. 3ic In SIS, 81.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton marie, opened rnn and
closed firm mldd'ing. 0Nc Siles. 200
bales. including s.Uo bales lasi evening.
Of which I,'Do 10 exporters and $40 %
spinnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, SIC,
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Grais aud Provisions.

Cmc,oo H.. Dec. i3.-May pork opened
higher today on change. The opening price
Was 80 40, an advance of Ia over night.
Tic shorts were anxious bidders az the start.
After the shorts IN the provision crowd had
bought Ia all the stuff they wanted, IL was
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Provisions.

Hoo Pr1nrrn-FiIm; mess pork, SO.
sugar rurri hams li'iCsll &c; breakfast ha-
con. ~ 'lmiac. hulk pork clear sides. si.Gt
stc clear Hb side. Nasi,c, long clear, ~
ST. shoulders ~ i@S'sc
L,Ep-l.-rccs, i.ts, 60. half bril-, no
Use, kr',ssgSc; choice kettle, s5s@s.c.
steady
fi.H Mackorrl, half barrels, No. I, ~ ~.
No .. 3, 90 No. 2 ~ ~, iDlb Mt. No. 1.
~ -. No. 2, " 10. No. ?, 81 %. Dry her.
ring family 2ir per box
Pos fT-lsrrcls g. 20. half barrels.
tidt ~. kegs. Al -.
frrsu MH,u-Choicc beef headquarters.
9f'C lorclunricrs, 3Cyic. second grade.
hlndlnricr, &C., iorcquaFtcrs -. common.
hindgmricr. 2'sr, iorcqumicr-. L.. sheep,
b.. flor, 7isc.
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ECZEMA.

gratefully acknowledge q cure Of r,gemn or
Salt l,hrum. on head. neck face arms aud legs for
seventeen year. not able a. walk except on hands
AMI kur,s iur one year not able Ia help myself for
eight ~ tried hundreds II remedies: dOson
pronounced my case hopclcss, permanently cufrd
10y the tUritJHa REnEDits
WILL MCDONALD.
2,jt2 Dcarbotnc street. Chicago, m.
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Wool.

~ Lnils. Mo-. Dee u. -wool-Quict aud
easy but unchanged; medium. iGG23i.c:
coarc braid, iJd2lc how sandy. iOltlSc,
fuc lighi. ia IA. inc hca,y, ioai7c; tub
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snrrr--Cholcc, SIC; medium, 3a31c;
common, fl1l 10
LAdBs-t hoicc, -; common 10 good per
head, 81 5Oa3
GEUs C,rrfE-Choicc, 3iim39ic; good,
- !rt3c; fair 10 medium, Eagle: seal
laNags, l6ii ~; feeders, light lA6e5c heavy
% ,GI2'.c.
lIoG.-Choicc, ilt5c; good, i4c; common,
l.MIl -
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t.rorertes

Sro,u-Puc white. OiEc. OF white. Gis@
-. yellow clarified, 6sod' e.. open kettle,
lated, ~, plantation granulnicd. &c. pow.
dcrcd, 1'sc, eat loaf 5lsc; ,ep strong.
M,E-louisiana, j'.@s lr, Carolina, ~
tGA.r. firm.
CANDirsH Sticks. an sizes, IN boxes. pals
and barrels, 7'fGac, fancy assorted, Sjtglo
firm,
soArs ANn CsNpLrs-Soar, 3@i'Ec. can.
dies lull weight sAGtac.
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ECZEMA,

some Eve months AGO I had the pleasure 10 To-.
form YOU ~ my improvement IN the use OF the CT.
ittrHA hfNTntfs IN my case II scycfc Chronic 10.
scma ErythcmAtnsa, aud today chccfiully coulrm
all | then sald. I consider my cue perfect sud
complete. aud attribute it entirely 10 your rene
die, having used no Others. a
fERNAN EscENcnARD .
500 fenna Avenue, s. Louis, Mo.
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New Work. Dry G,,it g,r.et.

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was 1T 10, modrmio Proportions ~ late ~
parts, hut ih" daily sairs large through for.
Nardinr, ON orlcr,, aud cotton goods very
firm.